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KRS § 100.400 Repealed, 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
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KRS § 100.401 Legislative intent.
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This section says the law is meant to strengthen enforcement of approved land use plan binding elements in counties with a consolidated local government.
- Compliance
- Enforcement
- Planning
KRS § 100.403 Definitions for KRS 100.401 to 100.419.
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This section defines several land-use terms used in KRS 100.401 to 100.419.
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KRS § 100.405 Enforcement of binding elements classified as civil offenses -- Exception to powers of classification.
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A planning commission in a county with a consolidated local government may issue remedial orders and civil fines to enforce a binding element, and a local government must use an ordinance if it elects to enforce one as a civil offense.
- Enforcement
- Fines
- Zoning/planning
KRS § 100.407 Specific powers of planning commissions to enforce binding elements.
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Planning commissions authorized by local government to enforce binding elements may adopt rules, hold hearings, issue subpoenas, take sworn testimony, make remedial findings and orders, and impose ordinance-authorized civil fines.
- Binding element enforcement
- Planning commission powers
KRS § 100.408 Waiver or amendment of agreed-upon binding element -- Approval of legislative body required.
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A planning commission may not waive or amend an agreed-upon binding element unless the legislative body approves.
- Legislative approval
- Planning commission
KRS § 100.409 Powers of land use enforcement officer to deal with violation -- Citation -- Response of alleged violation -- Hearing -- Final order.
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A land use enforcement officer may issue a warning notice and citation when there is reasonable cause to believe a binding-element violation occurred, and must give a warning period unless the violation is a public-safety threat.
- Citation procedure
- Civil fine
- Hearing request
KRS § 100.410 Repealed, 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
KRS § 100.411 Hearing before planning commission - Waiver of rights to hearing -- Determination of existence of violation -- Criminal order.
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If someone requests a planning commission hearing, the commission must schedule it, give notice, hold it within 30 days unless continued, and issue written orders afterward.
- Hearings
- Notices
- Orders
- Testimony
KRS § 100.413 Appeals from final order of planning commission and judgment of District Court.
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A person may appeal a final planning commission order to the District Court within 30 days, and a District Court judgment may then be appealed to the Circuit Court.
- Appeals
- District court process
KRS § 100.415 Responsibility for fines -- Other remedies.
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A person or entity that violates a binding element must cover all fines assessed, and a planning commission may sue to recover them.
- Debt recovery
- Penalties
KRS § 100.417 Powers of local government to deal with serious violations.
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A local government may take immediate action to fix a binding element violation when it appears to pose a serious public health, safety, or welfare threat, or when waiting would make the harm irreparable or irreversible.
- Regulatory enforcement
KRS § 100.419 Short title for KRS 100.401 to 100.419.
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This section says KRS 100.401 to 100.419 may be cited as the “Binding Element Enforcement Act.”
KRS § 100.420 Repealed, 1966.
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Section 100.420 is repealed; the text also records earlier amendment and recodification history.
KRS § 100.430 Repealed, 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
KRS § 100.440 Repealed, 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
KRS § 100.450 Repealed, 1966.
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This section was repealed in 1966.
KRS § 100.460 Repealed, 1966.
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This section was repealed; the catchline at repeal was “Procedure for exceptions and on appeal.”
KRS § 100.470 Repealed, 1966.
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Section 100.470 was repealed in 1966.
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